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Future Workshops
We have a full programme of workshops for singers and instrumentalists, both separately and together. You don't have to be a member to attend: all are open to members and non-members alike. Pre-booking is essential.
Safeguarding: Applications to BMEMF events from young people under the age of 18 will be accepted only if a named, responsible adult will be with them for the whole of the event. Workshop organisers can download a copy of the Guidelines for Workshop Organisers. |
General workshop information
- Refunds will not normally be given for cancellations received less than a week before the event.
- If you use our online booking form, you will receive a confirmation from Jotform immediately. If you do not receive the Jotform confirmation, the system hasn't received your application: please apply again. The organiser of the workshop will email you to let you know when your application has been accepted. If you do not receive the organiser's email, please contact them to check that you are on the list of participants.
- NOTE: Workshops run from 10am until 4.30pm unless otherwise stated, and registration is from 9.30am.
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11th April 2026. Workshop for instrumentalists. Tutor: Ali KInder Repetoire: Très Élégant, The music of Marc-Antoine Charpentier Venue: St John's Church, 32 Poyner Rd, Ludlow SY8 1QT. Click here for more info and paper application. Click here to book online. |
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30th May2026. Workshop for singers. Tutor: Emma Gibbins, Director of Music Chelmsford Cathedral "Faith as Treason". Repetoire: Byrd, Richard Dering, Philipe de Monte, John Dowland Venue: The Great House, Clytha, near Abergavenny, NP7 9BW Click here for more information and paper application. Click here to book online |
Later in 2026:
4th July. David Hatcher workshop for singers and instrumentalists at Bishopswood Village Hall, Bishopswood, HR9 5QT. Also the date for our AGM.
26th September. Simon Harper tutors a workshop for singers on the theme of Saints and Angels, to include pieces by composers such as Victoria, Sweelinck, Weelkes and Philips. Venue, the Bishop's Palace, Hereford.